Monthly Archives: February 2018

Prior to the start of 2018, several members of the Editorial Advisory Board (EAB) of Healthcare Real Estate Insights™ predicted that the sector would see some transactions in which health systems would buy medical office buildings (MOBs) that they are leasing from third-party owners.

Continuing focus on high medical office sales activity might lead one to wonder where all this activity is occurring. In 2017, more than 25% of sales volume was represented in only 5 metro areas. Who's leading the pack?

Revista is pleased to announce the addition of three new executives, Randal Brand, Dan Eppley and Andrew Haslam, to its distinguished Advisory Board.
Randal Brand has for the past nine years been the Director of Facilities and Support Services for Seattle, Wash.-based The Polyclinic, an independently owned physician multi-specialty medical group with over 240 physicians and providers in 500,000 square foot of space in 12 locations. One of Mr. Brand’s major milestones was project management for the aggressive 18-month development of The Polyclinic’s flagship $55 million, 205,000 square foot location at Madison Center.
Dan Eppley, a Senior Vice President at Capital One Healthcare, joins his Capital One colleague Erik Tellefson on the Revista Advisory Board. Mr. Eppley is a tenured healthcare finance and real estate professional with more than 20 years of experience. He joined GE Healthcare Financial Services in 2006 and held various leadership positions with its real estate group until Capital One acquired the business in 2015. Mr. Eppley currently leads the underwriting of real estate transactions for medical office, seniors housing and skilled nursing.
Andrew Haslam, Chief Asset Officer, Real Estate and Construction, Providence St. Joseph Health, also has joined the Revista Advisory Board. He has experience in various healthcare settings, including critical access hospitals, corporate services, health insurance and real estate. Mr. Haslam currently has oversight of more than five regions of real estate professionals, and the Providence Health & Services portfolio of over 22 million square feet, 3,000 leases and more than 900 buildings with annual lease responsibilities of nearly $200 million.
Revista relies on the industry knowledge and experience of each of its advisory board members to help drive the growth and future products it will provide to the medical real estate industry.

Revista is pleased to announce that attendance at its 2018 Medical Real Estate Investment Forum (MREIF) was up more than 60% from last year’s event. More than 320 industry executives were in attendance at the Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay in Miami January 28-30.